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The Social Dilemma
Why this pick
Like Cullen Hoback’s film, it turns everyday online convenience into an unsettling investigation of how personal data and digital platforms shape private life.
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MOVIE2013 1h 19m USA
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A clear-eyed companion to its surveillance concerns, examining how supposedly neutral digital systems can reproduce hidden power and discrimination.
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Do You Trust This Computer?
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Shares its accessible, cautionary approach to technological power, shifting from online privacy toward the societal stakes of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence.
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The Feeling of Being Watched
Why this pick
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Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World
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For the same fascination with the internet’s hidden costs, but in a more philosophical and visually idiosyncratic mode that weighs connection against vulnerability.
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